HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93009_042010-550-0015 Maint & Repair 170,495
172,208
1,713
Bldgs & Grounds
10-500-0033 Departmental Supplies 3,300
3,630
330
10-500-0074 Capital Outlay 37,850
38,680
830
10-510-0016 Main & Rep Equipment 8,000
8,765
765
10-510-0017 Main & Rep Vehicles 35,000
39,920
4,920
10-510-0074 Capital Outlay 260,333
273,333
13,000
10-551-0016 Main & Rep -Equipment 14,000
20,475
6,475
10-630-0074 Capital Outlay 24,737
24,937
200
10-705-0041 Recreation Supplies 18,700
19,490
780
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES - JANUARY 18, 1994 MEETING: MOTION
from Commissioner Madison to approve the minutes from the captioned
meeting.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
DISCUSSION OF EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW:
Mr. Brent
Weisner, Tax
Assessor, was present regarding a proposed
change in the activities
of the board of equalization and review.
These changes would give
the board of equalization and review more authority to perform
duties and would require a local act by the General
Assembly for
enactment. Mr. Weisner said that changes
in the act
would remedy
the problems the tax assessor's office has
experienced
in the past.
The changes that would occur with
the local
act are the
following:
(1) Would permit the E&R Board to hear cases throughout the
year.
(2) Would give the E&R Board authority to compromise the
discovery penalty.
(3) Would give the authority to hear appeals of classified
motor vehicles and would eliminate the need for the Motor Vehicle
Valuation Review Committee that is now in place.
(4) Would permit the E&R Board to split into two panels in
case of a heavy workload.
MOTION from Commissioner Stewart to approve the request from
the Tax Assessor's Office and make the request of the General
Assembly via the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners
to enact this bill.
In discussion of the motion, Mr. Mashburn said the NCACC did
not usually get involved with presenting local bills at the General
Assembly. Commissioner Stewart said she thought that was the
request to take it to the NCACC.
In discussing whether or not a bill could be introduced during
the short session of the General Assembly in May, Mr. Mashburn said
they GA would take the bill if it were a non -controversial bill.
Commissioner Stewart said she wondered if other counties were
interested in the same legislation.
Chairman Haire asked Commissioner Stewart if she would like to
rephrase her motion.
Commissioner Stewart AMENDED her motion to say, "I move that
we authorize the introduction of the following bill by one of our
state legislators (or both) at the General Assembly.
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE APPOINTMENT OF A SPECIAL BOARD OF
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